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Network of tunnels used by British army and Commonwealth forces during WWI.
The museum opened in March 2008, commemorating the soldiers who built the tunnels and fought in the Battle of Arras in 1917.
You will wear your WW1 helmet and you will have an amazing guide experience around the tunnels. The guide can be in English as well and will definitely travel you back in time and feel how difficult was the conditions for the soldiers.
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